Articles about removing adware: browser extensions generating ads, pop-ups and banners.
Trustedpush.com (win1.trustedpush.com, win7.trustedpush.com, try3.trustedpush.com, etc.) is a dubious site that you may get redirected to after clicking on a shady link or visiting a hacked website, or some sort of adware may get installed on your device and redirect you periodically to Trustedpush.com and to other unwanted sites.
Load12.biz is one of many shady sites that attempt to convince users to allow those sites’ notifications on their machines. Load12.biz may tell users that they need to turn on its notifications if they wish to access a page, view a video, prove that they are not bots, or for some other reason. If someone does click Allow and turns on notifications from Load12.biz, those will begin popping up from time to time with ads, software offers, scammy messages, etc. Load12.biz notifications will appear in the top-right corner of the screen on a Macbook, in the bottom-right corner of the screen on a Windows PC, or on the lockscreen on an Android device.
Newsidea.biz is a questionable site that tries to trick users into enabling its notifications on their devices. Newsidea.biz may tell users that they need to allow its notifications in order to access a webpage, play a video, verify that they are not robots, etc. If a user allows notifications from Newsidea.biz, those will begin popping up periodically in a corner of his or her screen. Newsidea.biz notifications will advertise various shady sites and programs, prompt users to follow clickbait links, etc.
Bestdealfor36.com is one of numerous dubious sites that attempt to trick users into accepting their notifications. Bestdealfor36.com claims that users have to click Allow on its “Show notifications” pop-up box in order to confirm that they are not robots (see the screenshot). Should a user click Allow, Bestdealfor36.com notifications will start showing up on his or her screen time and again with ads, links to untrustworthy sites, software offers, etc. The notifications will appear in the bottom right hand corner of the screen on Windows, in the top right hand corner of the screen on macOS, or on the lockscreen on Android.
Goodcontent.cam is a dubious website that attempts to trick users into subscribing to its browser notifications. Goodcontent.cam tells users that they have to turn on its notifications if they want to open a webpage, watch a video, solve a CAPTCHA, or for some other reason. If someone does allow Goodcontent.cam notifications on his or her computer, those will begin popping up from time to time in the top-right or bottom-right corner of the screen. The notifications will promote shady sites, prompt users to download fake software updates, follow clickbait links, etc.
Valerie acts as an adware to infect the system. However, like all adware-type programs, Valerie positions itself as a program that will allow you to play videos and music on your computer. This is done on purpose so that an inexperienced user thinks it is a useful service.
1000-eur.cash is designed to scam users into malicious pages of questionable content. Users get access to such pages through redirects, advertisements. 1000-eur.cash enters the system through an attachment to some free applications. After loading, it displays a pop-up window that requires user permission to install on the system
Special-breaking.news is the address of a site that was created by scammers to illegally enter the system and attack browser settings. Infection occurs through deceptive advertisements and dubious pages to which advertisements redirect victims. Special-breaking.news changes the settings of any type of browser so that the next time a request is entered, victim is redirected to the pages promoted by this virus. Such pages are dangerous because viewing such pages reduces device activity.
RequestPlan is an adware application aimed at infecting Mac. The main purpose of this virus is to degrade device performance and slow down activity.
WebAdviseSearch is the name of a dangerous adware type application that aims to infect Mac. Advertising viruses inject a large number of advertisements and display them on the desktop screen. These ads interfere with the Internet because they overlap relevant information on the screen. User accidentally clicks on an ad and goes to unwanted pages.